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He GE ~ AWAY.
Ths Fl Psso Sheriff Fails to Get the rs
oepsd TcsiU RObbsr.

Ths Il Psso Sheriff FAILS to Get the rs
oepsd Traiu Robbsr.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAsO, Tex, oct. 19.-The sherif's
posse which has been securing the lower
portion Of this county lying on the Rio
GIande for the Mexican who is believed
TO have been a confederate of the train
robbers returned to-day from their fruit
less mission. They tracked him however
70 the place where he crossed the Rio
Gfsnde into meXiCo. Sheriff White says
the fugitive WAS shot in the,Ieg and icould
nsVe been taken by the cowboys; in fact,
the sherif's posseIwould haYe spprehend-
ca him had it not been for the mistake
tneV made in getting of at Finley, tele-
graph station where no horses could
DC obtsined. When the Southern Express
tfaln came along it WAS tagged, but as
soon IS the engineer saw the sheriff and
his posse with guns he missook them for
to0oers and opened the throttle wide and
Alty new past them. The Mexican is
undoubtedly guilty of some crime. He
AsQ several suits with him in the brush
ana Changed his clothing frequently. A
ue9ectiVe will now be sent into Mexico
stter him.
?. nintiago Peres was arrested by Deputy
vCI9d States Marshal Van Ripper at
66sIets, aad tried before UHited States
commissioner Julian, on the charge of
TEstne an sccompice of the train robbers.
|. seems that Peres was near the scene
VI Fhe attempted robbery last Friday
s s,gat, Were he was engsge& in loading
Wy Wy wagon with wood, and this fact led to
s ss arrest. He succeeded In establishing
14 innocence and WAS discharged.
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drew a pistol and struck Mehsn on the
head, knocking him down. During the
fight the pistol was discharged, the ball
striking Mr.. r. A. Owen, farmer, who
was sitting on his wagon watching the
fight, iuficting flesh wound in the
arm and leg. McAndrey was placed under
bond of $500 on charge of carrying g
niStnl
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boxed, s. G0a5 80; abort clear sides,
hnyad. s. 40G1 Il WniaRv 81 10

FHOUIUtFS DINtU, p OU'd0 IUi pHUIL CIEaT bIUt )
boxed, s. 4Oa7 Is, whisky 81 10.
NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Cofee-Spot fair Rio
Dominalsat 19c. Options 2O63O points lower
and active; sales, ll7.750 bag October
l6 50; Nov mber, I6 IS; De mber
II OOH 20 90; Januar9, I6 95a2O 90; February.
l. O0@l5 90: March, SIG 90: april, 16 950l7 co.
May, l6 95017 05; June, Is 650l6 50; july Is So
August l6 50Gl6 90. September, Is 50. Novem-
Der l6 20; December Is 05Sl6 25 Sugar firm
and quiet; centrifugal 5 ) i6@555c; fair refined
&c; refined active am firm; mould \ SIC
stand ri 3l-IOOc; confectiOners A &C; cut
loaf sEd crushed SIC: powdered 65sc; grApu
lated &c,
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m WALL STREET.
o..ot MARKET Somewhat Irregu'
ISe ,,neuing StraHg but Growing
i'' weak Later in the Day.
pyedict a Ouick Collapse In Real
rh' o..at., and Look for Activity
IN WsH Street,
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

sgss.L = WORM, Oct. 19.-RsilwSy honda
NJ" ciosed ss follows: Fort Worth
t'-a2 Honyer City st sos; Texas and Pacific
sna ps Al 46; Kansas and Texas 5's at
i1COn ~ general mortgage, S74; Calves
''5' 1 ~ snd San Antonio at 943;
:2n, m Kansas and Texas 6'S at 8a.'
q a'' I,ouis, Arkansas and Texas rs at 90z;
y W ~ sG4 per cent. -
silver 95B.
Seeriipg weaker.
e9",vsuments firm.
Whest firm
oil 753;'
Cotton sctiVe.
GOfsc extremely active
SUgsr steady.
ooIavvRNIENTs, STOCKS AID BONDS.
co. GOr YORK. Oct. - The stock market
N W. 71sa sesin moderately sctiVe and
'O.u Dg,,bst irregular ia its movements, be-
sO ~.o in the morning buS weaker
iDs ~ IN t3e day. Buying continued OF
D. ssTne confident character, while sell
W! W hiring the morning was scattering,
.L as there was more disposition TO
u T Synanifgsted later in the day. The
ssn of the day while Of no
lew Saoi,I importance, was favorable 70
s syns and there vas less rate cutting Oh
Ds1ces from west. Rates for sterling exy
a a.'r were reduced on an increased
. .-n,iV Of commercial bills sgainsb Sc
s sutitiss The leaders OF the msrkst were
Ccoomnsrstively quiet, Reading being drIl@'
~ tban for many days, and the more
orou,inent movements were in special
iias Among the most notsble in the
rse Of the morning were Oregon Trans
captinentsl, Oregon Navigation, North
Tssfero ard New England. A prominent
5isnosition to cell and realize profits in
tba afternoon about wiped out advances
~ the Morning. The results Of the days
business sre in most cases insignificant.
T6sTe wss lessE demand for stocks in
ioen crowd and rates were easier.
O5ening prices were irregular at changes
ram last evenings figures of small trac-
lions ONLY, hut the list soon became
strong on increasing business and the Sd-
vance YVES slow and steady and lasted
throughout the morning, the best prices
being generally attained about noon, after
tbst hour the market became dulIer and
declined slowly till the close, which was
besvy and close to opening figures; the
f1sl changes were irregular and about
equally divided between gains and losses,
the only Important ones are gains of Ii in
Oregon Navigation aud Chicago, Rurllng-
ton and QuiOcy, II in Manitoba, and
per cent. in San Francisco preferred. The
bulls sre looking for q quick
collapse in real estate speculation and
corresponding actively in Wall street,
while the bears predict q heavy decline
in grSngers and TrsnsContinentaI stocks.
Railr0sa bonds were very dull but gen.
orally firm. Sales S666,000 Toe closing
prices show advances in msjdrity OF
ses. St. Paul and Northern Pacific 6's
rose 81 to IlGt and ST. Josephand Grand
lslahu rs 81 10 975
government bonds we're dull ana heavy.
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Bridgeport.
Correspondence of the Gazette

NOALOppOAOOAOC VI VIC NoASbkO'
BRIDGEPORT, TEX, Oct. 18.-On yes
terday evening a team Of big horses be-
longing to Mr.. T. Crawford ran off with
the wagon containing two of his little
boys. Postmaster B2yd succeeded in
Wrestling one of the little fellows from
his stronghold on the seat, while the other
fell down in the wagon and thus escaped
being thrown against a tree that the
wagon struck and freed the horses. No
one seriously injured. A fine horse badly
damaged, if not ruined, BY 3 wound on
the leg.
Cotton about all gathered. /,
Some sickness in the county
Several farms have chsngsd hands re-
gently. Land cheap. .sss-s.z-
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u sW GEieANas

NEW ORLBANs. La. Oct. I9--Ootton--spoi
closed firm 16c higher
sales 1856 bales
Stock 49,, 700 oajss.
Low ordinary CSC, ordinary 625o; eooo
ordinary Sc; low niddling $50, mlddiing
&c; coed uiddling $780, mlddling fair CSC;
fair 101ac.
Futurea opened firm and closed steady at
10 To Ii nnints hip her
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Galveston

= GALVESTON, TEX. Oct. 10. -Ootson - spo,
closed frm.
yross receipts, 2j07 bales
Sales, l740 bales.
Exports none.
stock 63, 03l bales.
Low ordinary SIC; ordinary, &c; good ordi
nary, &c. low mi ding, S9-l6c; nj ding, SC;
good middling, SIC: mtddling fair, 9hc.
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sBanAgst, OrsnEes ana LsEasns
- tnong the DAILY arrlvasHof good
' - lggs At tie Ford. Worth seMo&er Co.'S.
~. yoar orders for,edfhnerS at this
PAce. r.Ffs. 80
Sensational Encounter.

~feC'al to the Gazette.
>, FARls, TEX, Oct. 10 "A great sensa-
WI Was caused to-day by difficulty be-
s"sen Mr.. NJ. C. Mehnn, manager Of the
wa , Peterson of this city, and A. P. Nc
sfey, a drummer for Chic &c., s cigar
Use use IN st. Louis. They had dispute
SSStot a money order, and got into a
SUI IN which it appears that McAndrey
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The Difficulty Settled.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 INC OaZSLte'
ATLANTA, TEX, Oct. 19.-The trouble
with the employees Of the Jefferson Lum-
Der Company at this place as told of in
thesdispatch two days ago. proved to be
or short duration. PreHident, j. FL
Bemis at Jefferson was at once notified
of the trouble, and yesterdag Re reached
here and the difficulties were spronptly
settled, and to-day the busy bpm Of life
isagain heard in that quarssfbE
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From smith,s Old HON,

special to the Gazette.
., JEFFERSON, TEX, Oct. I9.-Mr. J.
earnest Smith, the express messenger
y" oaO shot the two train robbers on the
SSa'!V,estOn, Harrisburg and San Antonio
pp'tat"sy few days ago, is the son of A.
- :, Snlth Of cur city and brother in-lgW
~, y MT y, dltu Collins, express messenger on
T Pc EAST Line Rosd from Jefferkon 10 Nc
iasaney. sMr. J Earnest Ssnjthwas for 8
s time messenger or the East Line
SSa and has many friends in fAss place.
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GOrEON MARKNTH.
Reeeipts a. avn unitsd statss Ports

GALvRsToN, TEX, Oct. le.-O3tson receipts
at United States ports:
This cay ................ ......... 1888
This Gag laet week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50,236
This Gay last year.. ........ ....-.... $3.50
Total receipts this eason........
Total reoeiets last season. 49, 996, 673
Difference In increase.
Exports thus far this week
Stock at United States ports this day.
Stock this day last year. .............. 56.6ls
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Mission aud ,ostawba Grapes
Ffesh eicklsd aud shs finest growth ever
ESharketed aye striving daily az me For
Worth Grocer Co.'S. ssssspsse
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UN CHANGE.
Cotton Unchanged In All MARKETS but
New Orleans, Which Is 1-16
Higher ThsB Yesterday

WheaS and Corn are Firm and Trading IL
Better-HOgs arc 10 Gents Lower
With heaVy Re ceipts.
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New EOrks

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Cotton - Futures
opened firm, ruled steady on third call. No
closing received.
-slee, lSI,S00 bales.
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liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 19.-Ootson - spo. closed
quiet and unchanged.
Ordinary 4Hdi good ordinary ll-I6d; low
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sLouisienA Orangesg
New crop, are arriving ssfni-Reekly at
the Fort Worth Groasr Cas-.
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The wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct l9.-Wool-The receipts
have consisted m ,inly of fall clip, TheIe is
fair demand for tier gra es, but poor,
heavy, sandy varieties are plenty and slow,
while there is more life in the market there ~
no Improvement in prices; values, however,
are more defni5e than for long time past anC
manufacturers are showing mo interest az
considerable quantities OF wool have col for
both eastern and W esterl Consumption. Quo
tatiOns range: Tub washed 3ld37c; bright
22c; low sandy, 1O0lSo; bright fine, l702Oc
for light, 12@lSc for heavy; all Texas woods
range I0623c.
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middling 3D., middling uplands 3-l6d;
mi6 ding Orleans SAD
Total sales 10000; American $500.
Imports $4,000; American S.09.
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The Qof7ss HsrkSs,
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct 10 Coffee - I'm
changed.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY,

mUNEY.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Money Oh call easy at
3631s per cent; last loan at 8; closed offered
at 3. Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent.
5 erling exchange Gull but steady at "a 81 for
sixty day bills and 81 S. for 6emaD6 The
total sales of stocks to-day were $1,000 .hares.
ENGLISH CONsOLs.
LONDON, Oct. 10. - Consols cloeed st
l02 Is l6 for money; silver, 441sd.
STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Stocks and bonds
clnzad of tha following nricaG hid
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80 q g.
COMPANY
New Offices.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,

TGIARKANA, ARK, June 20, 1887.
The Texas Express Company has ex
tended It's services over the KSnsss Ci4s
and Paris Extensions OF the Gulf, Coin
rad0 aud Santa Fe Railway, and oqes
TIE Sherman Branch Of the ST. Louis.
Arkansas and Texas Railroad, opaulnf
Offices s. the following stati0ns:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-13
AUCTION SALES.
A. NJ. Doherty, Auctioneer.

GTINSON'S FRANCES STREET ADD.
" ton on Dayton's Bluff containing so acres. to
be sold at auction-I will offer at public auction.
at the rooms OF the Real Estate board. at No. 81
East Fourth street. near the corner of Cedar the
whole OF the above addition, which consists of 20
lots OF four acres each This property is located
ON DaytoE's bluff, two miles inside the city limits,
and about two miles from the union depot. and
is on the line of East Third street 1t is bounded
by Frances, English, Conway and Book streets,
ana is trayersed by Clarence, Fulton, Birlnng-
ham, Moore High, Sigel and Hancock CThird)
streets. Purchasers can subdivide these blocks
rs best suits themselves. This is the largest
piece OF property that has been placed upon the
market at auction in good many years, und it is
safe to say that purchasers will realize hand
some profit on their investment. before their
ond payments become due. The, sale will be
called at promptly $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon
of Saturday, April IL. Further information will
be given hereafter through these columns Plats
OF the grounds can be obtained upon application
at my office on and after Wednesday next. Sam
uel &. Sloan, agent for James Stinson, ESQ, 126
East Third street st. Paul, Mimi. 10i-lOs
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ at auction-I will sell at auction, at
the residence III Summit av.. on Wednes-
day,April IL. at 10 O'Clock in the FORE
noon very fine lot of household furni-
ture. consisting in part of very elegant hall mir
ror French plate glass, heavy gilt frame and ash
rack; one very fine ebony. parlor suite; elegant
hall suite, upholstered in leather, fine porteres
and draperies; very elegant bookcases very fine
antique sideboard (vcry vauable): very fine bed
room suites and furniture; easy chairs, lounges,
tables, dining room furniture. kitchen utensils,
refrigerator. fine Brussels and ingram carpets,
lawn mowers. stoves, crockery, etc., etc. ,.etc.
This furniture will amply repay an attendance, as
1t has been selected with great deal of taste and
discretion, and with the intention OF keeping for
years, selected none but the very best material,
but having disposed of his home, the owner has
decided to sell his furniture a. auction. Fuller
particulars of this sale will be given hereafter A.
NJ. Doherty, Auctioneer Successor to z. Il. Kav-
anagh & Coy. 1Ol-l03
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Proposals for stock Cattle and
Horses.
f THE INTERIOR,

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, March u.s. 1887.
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals fer Stock
Cattle or Horses as the case may be- and adj
dressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Chamber OF Commerce building corner OF Third
and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo-, will be re-
ceived there until O'Clock of Friday. April Is,
1887, for furnishing for the Indian service the
following animals viz:
100 brood mares, of American stock, from four
(D to seven (7) years DID, sound, well broken
without blemshes and to weigh not less than $50
pounds, of which 80 are to be delivered at the
Ponca agency. l. T., and 20 at the Blackfeet
Agency, Montana.
one-haf.. COWS, of native stock (natives of d.
kota, Wyoming, Montana or Idaho), not under
two or over five years OLD, to be delivered at Crow
Agency, Montana.
GOO yearlng heifers of graded stock, natives of
Arizona, New Mexico or Texas, to be delivered at
Fort Apache. Arizona.
80 graded bulls (half breed from thoroughbred),
not over two years old, natives of Dakota, Wyo-
ming, Montana or Idaho, to be delivered at Crow
Agency, Montana
20 yearling heifers, one-half grade Shorthorn;
ID half grade Jersey heifers, two years old; one
graded yearling bull; and 80 Cotswold sheep, to
be delivered at the Fort Stevenson Industrial
School, Dakota.
These cattle must be delivered at the respect.
i've points named not later than June go 1887 ex-
eept stock cattle for Crow Agency. which may be
delivered in july 1857.
In making the awards the right will be reserved
to increase or diminish the quantity REQUIRED to
any extent, and the further right to increase or
diminish the amount specified III any contract to
an extent not exceeding twenty-five per centum.
CERTIFIED CHECKS
Each bid nust be accompanied by certified
check or draft upon some United States deposit
ory made payable to the undersigned for at least
5per cent. of the amount of the proposal. which
check or draft will be forfeited to the United
States IN case any bidder or bidders receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute contract
with good and sufficient sureties, otherwise to he
returned to the bidder.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
any part of any bid if deemed for the best inter-
est of the service
S2-IOs q j. D. C. ATKINS, Commissioner.
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US. ENGINEER OFFICE.
g . R7-' u ~ f111fS OF Tue,
Rock ISLAND. ILL., March 18th 1907

ROCK ISLAND ILL.,, March 18th, 1887.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, in dupli-
cate, will be received at this Office untl2 D. m on
the 18th day of April, 1887, for furnishing one
thousand [l0O0] barrels of hydraulic cement Tor
use in the construction of the dry dock at the Des
Moines Rapids Canal. Proposals will be accom-
panied by written guarantee that in case the bid
be accepte contract will be entered into with
good and sufficient security within ten [lOl days
notice OF such acceptance.
Blanks, on which proposals must be made, con-
tanning specifications and detailed information,
may be obtained on application.
A. MACKENZIE,
inch lS-4t apr Is and IA Major of Engineers
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Charles j. Mcilicke, Auctioneer.

INSURANCE SALE at public auction OF
l. goods damage by fire and water. l will sell
at public auction, at MIR. Benjamin Levy's the
pawnbroker's, store, 81 East Seventh st.,near Wa
6asha. commencing Thursday afternoon, April
Il, at2 O'Clock sharp, large lot of goods dam
aged by fire and water, consisting of mems and
boys clothing. furnishing goods. watches, Jew
elry, guns. revolvers, accordeons. ETC.; be on
time if you want bargain: don't forget the day
or place. Charles j. Meilcke, auctioneer; office,
232 East Seventh ST. l02. iO4
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Change Gads on Frank Street
OFFICE OE THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, April H. 1887.


m Apri,A
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Change Of Grade on Grand Avenue
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, April IL, 1887.


of
be hrmedb said Board. 5000
of
be samet own
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-13

GCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Type-writlng
- and Telegraphy- First-class and exclusive;
names of graduates now holding positions sent
on application: lessons day and evening or by
mail; send for circulars. Anna c. Drew, Hale
block, corner jackson and Third sts, St. Paul 1872.
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SAINT PAUL WANTS

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES. =.
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THE STOCK of dry goods at 457 wabasha St.
Il near Ninth has been selling very low; most
of til e goods not bringing more than half their
real value, but Notwithstanding this fact we will
close the entire stock this week; sales every
forenoon and afternoon; some of the best goods
are still Left attend the sales this day for bar
gains. Weber & Fairchild auctioneers 102-l0S
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Weber q Fa1rchi,d, Auctioneers.

CLOSING SALE of the Season of Oriental
~ Rugs-Messrs. Mourad. Pushman & Co.. of
Constantinople, will make their last Offering for
the season of choice rugs at No. ~ East Third st.
(store recently occupied by Donaldson, ogden &
co.., commencing Wednesday at p. m. and con-
tinuing Thursday at 1880 q. m. and p m.
Weber l. Farchild. auctoneers. l02-IO3
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n OOM-By young man room and board in q
II FIRST class poafdIng,house. Address. stating
terms, II. q. p. Globe.
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BOARDING WANTED.

DOARD AND ROOMS for mother and son;
d good location; bath and modern conven-
fences; state terms. which must be low W. j.,
Globe.
DOARD-A good place to board for three or
ID four young men, with rooms within eight
blocks of Globe Office. Address, II. s. L., Globe.
I02-l34
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
w. s. Mouroe's List.
Hotel RYAN

C160 OOO OPERA HOUSE on Eighth
.DICNJ,OOO ST.. and other large improve
ments not yet published, which would be well for
hundred (IOO feet on Eighth St, with 40 feet
frontage on Ninth ST., running through the block.
lots No. and No. 5 and part of lot No. 2. block
IL, OF Robert RandalPs additions; will sell this
piece 800 per foot under market price, if taken
soon; call and see me.
WYE HAVE a new list of st. Anthony hill
w property, among it good bar
gains, in the way of houses and LOTS don't fail to
see us. w. Monroe. Hotel Ryan, 103-105
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L OKSE-One good horse team wanted for
IL good lots in Duluth. George II. Fletcher,
$50 Wabasha St, opposite market. 1902 lOS
ITO EXCHANGED neat 5-room house and
Il large lot for vacant lots or acres near the
city. A. F. Maschger, 165 East Seventh room ID.
ITO EXCHANGE--At bargain, 20 large newly
l. furnished rooms in heart OF city. all rented:
good rates, respectable, for good property and
some cash. Middle ton & Connolly, 242 Hennepin
av., Minneapolis. lO3-lO4
VX7ANTED-To trade good grocer's delivery
w wagon for buggy or cheap lot. n. F. Segers
& Co., liza East Seventh, corner Robert. 1903
AT AND AROUND SEVEN CORNERS
John A. LAABS,. upnolsterer, corner Of
y Seventh and Exchange sts.; steam renova-
for for cleaning feathers and mattresses: all work
guaranteed. lO4F
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WANTED TO RENT.

COTTAGE Wan ted-A neat cottage or pleas
- ant rooms for light housekeeping, Address
3l8 Jackson st. IO3
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miscellaneous.
a BSTRACTS OF TITLE and all other man.
IA uscrlpts copied perfectly by Anna C. Drew,
Hale block opposite Merchants 1924
EOR SALE $3.50 acres in Bloomington, Henne-
pin county, Il few miles above 1T. Smelling;
large house and outbuildings. Address L. Fl.
Sheffield. Ft Smelling. 9S-l04
0c 00O. IF TAKEN this week, buys fine
'ROsOOO piece INSIDE property paying
II per cent Owner p. ST. Globe lO2-105
G1 DONl FORa flourishing business prop
Up FaOOO erty on the street car line. c. o.,
Globe. 00-lO6
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CHiLLES' intelligence office, i65 East Sew.
n enth corner jackson; wanted, 800 girls;
girls wanted tor housework. COOKS. nurses dining
room girls, second girls; girls, wanting places
North or West in hotels or families, register now;
free places for girls. 1903